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Talk: “Chiral Spin-Glass Phases, Fibrous Microreentrances, Nano-Controlled Frustration, Multiple Chaos, and Holywood Goes to Statistical Mechanics,” Nihat Berker (Sabancı University and MIT), EE-01, 3:40PM December 14 (EN)

Dear Colleagues and Students, You are kindly invited to follow the series of colloquia organized by the Department of Physics. The 5th talk of this term will be presented by NİHAT BERKER— SABANCI UNIVERSITY, İSTANBUL The title of his talk is “Chiral spin-glass phases, fibrous microreentrances, nano-controlled frustration, multiple chaos, […]

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Seminar: “Loss of the Mastl Kinase Weakens the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint,” Dr. Kasım Diril (Dokuz Eylül University), SBZ-14, 3:40PM December 14 (EN)

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETICS DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR “Loss of the Mastl Kinase Weakens the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint*” Assist. Prof. Kasım Diril, iBG-İzmir, Dokuz Eylül University Mastl is an essential mitotic kinase that inhibits the phosphatase activity directed toward mitotic Cdk1 substrates. To analyze the consequences of Mastl loss in vivo, we […]

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Mini-Concert: Library Art Gallery, 12:45PM December 2

The Library Art Gallery will present a mini-concert by Barbaros Hayrettin Uzbay (classical guitar) Classical Guitar Department of Bilkent Music Faculty on Friday, 2 December at 12.45. The concert is free and everybody is invited. The activity is within the scope of GE250/251 (10 points). PROGRAM: Isaac Albeniz – Mallorca […]

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Seminar: “A Serial Inventory System with Leadtime Dependent Demands: A Reduced State Approximation,” Emre Berk, EA-409, 1:40PM December 2 (EN)

Title: A serial inventory system with leadtime dependent demands: A reduced state approximation by Emre Berk, Faculty of Business Administration Friday 13:40, December 2 EA-409 Abstract: Customer response to stockouts has been traditionally modeled as either full backordering or lost sales regardless of the length of wait that a customer […]

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Talk: “Social Closure and ‘Boundary Nesting’: Sunni-Turkish Majority vs. Kurdish and Alevi Minorities,” Dr. Zeki Sarıgil, A-130, 12:30PM November 30 (EN)

Talk: “Social Closure and ‘Boundary Nesting’: Sunni-Turkish Majority vs. Kurdish and Alevi Minorities” Abstract Focusing on the dominant group’s (i.e. Sunni-Turks) attitudes towards the largest ethnic and religious minorities in Turkish social landscape (i.e. Kurds and Alevis respectively), this study investigates social closure and boundary-making processes in a Muslim-majority context. […]

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